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BUCHET.UZ — Website & Admin Support, Solo RBAC Build
Ongoing maintenance across a live e-commerce site and admin panel, plus a role-based access control system I designed and built solo from scratch.
⚠️ Problem
An online flower & gift delivery business needed continuous maintenance and new features across both its customer-facing website and its admin panel — not a rebuild, ongoing real production support on live systems.
🔒 Constraint
No unified way to control what different staff roles could see or do in the admin panel — anyone with access could see everything, which doesn't scale past a small team.
🛠️ Solution
On the admin panel: order lifecycle management, reporting charts with date filters, banners, and store management with multi-region/multi-phone support.
One feature designed and built completely solo, end-to-end: a role-based access control (RBAC) system — creating, editing, and deleting roles and permissions, restricting page access by role, and filtering navigation by what a user is actually allowed to see.
📈 Result
A real access-control system in production use, not a small tweak — built from scratch and still running. This is real, closed-source production work, not a personal project.
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🚀 I’m a Full-Stack Developer who turns ideas into complete, production-ready web applications.
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A modern community platform designed to help people discover communities, explore events, and connect through shared interests.
I designed and developed the experience with a focus on clean UI, responsive layouts, intuitive navigation, and a scalable frontend structure using Next.js and TypeScript.👍
Most people trying to fix a home appliance are stuck flipping through a PDF manual or guessing which part is causing an issue. OnSense set out to replace that with an app where entering a model number instantly surfaces specs, part breakdowns, and an AI assistant trained specifically on appliance repair knowledge — not a generic chatbot.
What I worked on
As part of the mobile engineering work on the React Native (Expo) app, I built the OCR module that lets users scan an appliance's nameplate with their camera to automatically identify the model and pull it into the system — removing the need to manually type in model numbers that are often worn, tiny, or hard to read.
Stack:
React Native (Expo) for iOS and Android
OCR/camera-based scanning for nameplate recognition
AI chat integration (OnSense GPT) for appliance-specific Q&A
Backend integration with the platform's parts and repair-knowledge database
What's in the app:
Model lookup by number, with detailed specs and part breakdowns
Exploded View module — an interactive, clickable diagram of appliance parts
OnSense GPT chat assistant for error codes, repair steps, and part compatibility
Nameplate scanning via OCR for fast, accurate model identification
Parts cross-referencing against verified compatibility databases
Jani super impressive work😍